Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-04-26

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can secure them by calling ON A. L
Wilson.
Miss Alice Hayes is furnishing tn
cheapest millinery ip the city, ant
you should call on her before making
your purchases.
John Dlnneen will sell at Publi'
Auction, ON Monday, May 2nd, hi
lot and blacksmith shop on Virgins
street, adjoining the property of A
II. Anderson.
Anything you need in the printing
line, just bring IL tou and we will
turn II out on the shortest possible
notice, and guarantee satisfaction IL
price aud work.
Nimrod Long, a prominent banker
of Russellville, died Sunday, aged 4
years. He was the founder of Beth
ell College and was one Of the riches
men in Logan county.
When you come In and sell YOU
tobacco, don't forget to come around
and invest a couple Of dollars in thu
SoUTH KENTuoKrAN, which will fur
nish you twice week with all tn,
news.
The Masons are arranging TO have
the celebrated lecturer, Geo. II. Wend.
ling, to deliver his lecture on the
Life and Character of Stonewall
Jackson in this city on June 24th,
Mr.. Vending has consented 10 come
for very moderate figure.
A trio Of beggars--two women and
half.grown girl-passed through
the city Saturday. They were cloth
cd in rags and one Of the women was
blind aud without shoes. They were
the first female tramps who have
struck the city for some time.
Next Saturday the Missionary Cir
cles No. Z and s will meet with the
Mt. Zoar Church at Kelly station at
10 O'Clock a. M, and continue till 3
O'Clock Sunday evening. Every
church Is requested to send messen-
gers. All will be cordially entertain
ed.
Mr.. Latham has sent 1000 medals,
miniature casts of the confederate
monument, which are being sold for
the nominal price of IS cents, the pro-
ceeds TO go to the dedication fund.
The medals are surmounted by rib
bon bearing the national colors and
one side contains the monument and
the other an appropriate inscription.
The medals can be procured from
Howe & Galbreath.
THE DIAMOND IoE Co, wishes to
state to the citizens of Hopkinsville
and Christian county that arrange
ments have been made that will en-
able the Diamond Ice Co., to sell ice
during the season of 1887 at less fig
ures than any other man or firm that
thinks the ice business in Hopkins
VILE Is a Bondnza and proffers ice
for sale. Do not make any contract
until you have an interview with a
representative Of the famous.
DIAMOND Ice Co.
w. G. Perry, Manager.
Mr.. P. G. Kelsey, President OF the
Ohio Valley Road, was interviewed
by the American in Nashville last
week and used this language, which
viii be good news here if 1t is only
true;
"BeYond Princeton am not pre-
pared to say which direction we will
take. The engineers are making SUR
veys south. AS to reaching Clarks-
vile, that will have to be done by a
branch line. It Is not settled yeI
whether this will be built, though we
have no doubt of extending the branch
TO Hopkinsville.'
Miss Emma Griffith, a well-known
young lady of Princeton, was mar
ried at Cerulean Springs, Thursday
April IA, at 9 o'clock P. NJ, to Mr.
John A. Long, of Hopkinsville. The
ceremony took place at the residence
of MIR. w. S. Goodwin, the bride'i
uncle, whom she was visiting at The
time, Rev. A. w. Meacham officiating
The bride and groom left immediate.
ly for Hopkinsville, which they hay,
made their place of residence. Tn,
many friends of Miss Emma at thil
place win congratulate her upon Sc
curing so worthy a husband. Prince
ton Banner.
Jas. II. Garity, who has been con
nected with the Office Of the Southern
Express Company in this city fol
some time, has been promoted to
railroad run out ofMontgomery, Ala
jim made a start in the KENTUcKIAi
office a few years ago, penniless boy
but by industry, honesty and sobrie
ty, prompted by a Iaudable ambition
he has stepped from one good posi-
lion 10 another until ne il in fai
way to attain more than ordinar!
success 10 life. He is a clever de
serving young man and our bes
wishes attend him wherever he ma,
60. His late position here will b
filled by Boone McReynolda, Of New
stead.